Many people believe the towers do not budge, and many associate their decisions with the speculation contained therein. When asked about my horoscope, the question is often from a girl, whether from a family or a colleague, and regardless of the gender of the questioner, the interest in the subject puzzles me more than the subject itself.
There are two aspects to the issue: the first relates to the personality traits of the individual, and the second is related to future decisions. We have a clear prohibition in religion to leave the words of fortune tellers and not to take it no matter how accurate.
The first aspect concerning the personality of the individual, which many of us weave around the wrong perceptions, most notably the inability of a man and a woman affiliated with two opposing towers, for example marriage! Or girls are keen to marry a man born in a tower according to her mood, because he has the qualities of the knight of her dreams! All are naive perceptions based on ignorance.
Or to justify a colleague not to accept something, or the difficulty of completing a job because of my personality directly linked to my tower and not because of my abilities and skills, as happened with me in a previous job. There is a widespread belief that our mistakes are caused by external forces that dominate our personalities and decisions, and these forces stem from the towers.
What is happening here is that believers in the towers believe what they want to be convinced of, rather than looking at it from an objective point of view. Man is obsessed with discovery and interpretation, wants to explain everything to the point of believing in the saying: I am an indecisive person because I am from Libra! This person explained the mystery of his hesitation and put it in a box, and the matter is over for him.
But what about a rude person hurt others' feelings? Is it appropriate to justify his behavior because he follows Scorpio, for example? If the constellations, they believe, occur because of the movement of the planets, the moon and the stars, does this mean that we blame the celestial bodies for our bad manners and behavior? If so, this is closer to sorcery! Keeping in mind that science does not recognize towers.
We humans have a strong tendency to classify things and put them into groups, and this tendency is to classify ourselves according to groups called each of them named the tower, when you say I follow the Taurus or the lion, you have classified yourself in one of the two groups.
Then we begin to define our behavior according to each group (tower), and sometimes this happens without the person's awareness of his own behaviors, such as one of us says I follow the sign of Aries means that my decisions are impulsive, although this person himself did not go through the experience or the date of making a decision in that capacity.
Then comes the social comparison, which is to classify the same person within the group to which he belongs, «I Virgo» and organize things and attention to details of my qualities, and then mention a celebrity as a proof of the preference of his group: Beyonce born virgin.
The reason for the obsession with the towers is that they make people feel that they are linked to forces greater than them, control the organization of events in life, and that the defects in human figures are not their fault, but come from external forces! They are unable to recognize the simple fact that man is a very complex creature and can never be satisfied with a science that does not work like towers to explain his behavior.
Horoscope believers believe what they want to convince, rather than looking at it from an objective point of view
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